Environmental Science
8 years ago

DCA outshines PCOA in analyzing vegetation data, revolutionizing plant ecology.

Australian Journal of Ecology
A comparison of detrended correspondence analysis and principal co‐ordinates analysis using four sets of Tasmanian vegetation data
Madeline Brown, David A. Ratkowsky, P. R. Minchin

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The article compares two methods, DCA and PCOA, for analyzing plant data in Tasmania. DCA was found to be better for understanding relationships between plant communities and environmental factors.